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'''Super Mario Orchestra Concert''' (Japanese: スーパーマリオオーケストラコンサート), subtitled and also known as "[[Bowser]] is the protagonist!?" (Japanese: クッパが主役！？, ''Koopa ga Shuyaku'') was a concert in Japan that was featured as part of the KYOTO CMEX (standing for "Cross Media Experience") 2018 festival for movies, animation, video games and manga. It was officially supervised by [[Nintendo]]. | '''Super Mario Orchestra Concert''' (Japanese: スーパーマリオオーケストラコンサート), subtitled as and also known as "[[Bowser]] is the protagonist!?" (Japanese: クッパが主役！？, ''Koopa ga Shuyaku'') was a concert in Japan that was featured as part of the KYOTO CMEX (standing for "Cross Media Experience") 2018 festival for movies, animation, video games and manga. It was officially supervised by [[Nintendo]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:54, November 3, 2018
Super Mario Orchestra Concert (Japanese: スーパーマリオオーケストラコンサート), subtitled as and also known as "Bowser is the protagonist!?" (Japanese: クッパが主役！？, Koopa ga Shuyaku) was a concert in Japan that was featured as part of the KYOTO CMEX (standing for "Cross Media Experience") 2018 festival for movies, animation, video games and manga. It was officially supervised by Nintendo.
Details
The concert took place during the weekend of September 15-16 2018, beginning at 18:00 hours (presumably Japan time) at the Venue Rohm Theater, Kyoto Main Hall (Okazaki-cho Town 13 Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi). Regular prices were 8500 yen (including tax), but students could attend for 1000 yen.
Other than KYOTO CMEX, it was organised by: Phonex Communications. The music director was Erika Fukasawa, and Taizō Takemoto served as the conductor.
Some of the video games featured included Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, Yoshi’s Story, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Odyssey.[1]
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